Shares on the major stock market indexes in the United States ended the trading session with gains on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the Nasdaq 100, and the S&P 500 setting new record highs. Despite a drop in the consumer confidence registered in February, the traders’ hopes that economic stimulus might come soon, fueled by US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s advice to other members of the Group of Seven, helped the major benchmarks wrap up the week’s final trading bout above the flatline. The Dow Jones gained 0.09% as the session came to a close as Intel lead the gains with a 1.9% rise. The Nasdaq 100 jumped 0.53% at the closing bell with Illumina surging 11.87%. At the same time, the S&P 500 increased by 0.47%. The euro declined by 0.11% versus the dollar, selling for 1.21190 at 3:59 pm ET. Nick Note: It is my belief now that the Trump circus has left town the focus will be on the happy checks to the masses. PARTY TIME! Come on millennials be quick come on in for the free money the stock market has to give…….. Show us old fart boomers what cool dudes you little dick assholes really are. Why are all the millennial women truing to their best friend Meg. Simple the no dick quarter men millennias can not do the job. The term FLASH Gordon comes to mind.